6
Acknowledged
Extend compulsory Relationships, Sex and Health Education to post-16 educational settings.
Recommendation
A lack of compulsory RSHE for young people until they are 18 leaves young people making their first steps in the adult world under-supported and less equipped to navigate potentially harmful and dangerous situations and keep themselves safe and healthy in relationships. We recommend that compulsory RSHE is extended to young people in post-16 educational settings.
Government Response Summary
The government states it is currently considering the recommendation to extend compulsory RSHE to young people in post-16 educational settings.
Paragraph Reference
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Government Response
Acknowledged
Government Response
Acknowledged
HM Government
Acknowledged
7. The Department is considering this recommendation.
Source
Committee
Women and Equalities Committee
Report
Fifth Report - Attitudes towards women and girls in educational settings
05 Jul 2023
HC 331
Addressee Bodies
Government Equalities Office
Timeline
Recommendation age
2.9 yrs
Report published
05 Jul 2023